Robert Irwin, son of the late Steve Irwin, won this year's Dancing with the Stars, a decade after his sister Bindi claimed the title. The 21-year-old impressed throughout the 11-week competition, performing a tribute to his father and featuring a surprise appearance from Bindi. Irwin, paired with professional dancer Witney Carson, showcased dances including an Australian-themed number set to Jet, and performances to songs by Avicii and Sam Sparro. During the finale, they excelled in the "instant dance challenge," performing a routine with only minutes’ notice. Despite competing with a rib injury, Irwin outshone fellow finalists influencer Alix Earle and Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles, eventually earning a perfect score. Overcome with emotion, he expressed his wish that his father could witness his achievement. Steve Irwin, known as the "Crocodile Hunter," gained fame through his wildlife shows and tragically died in 2006 after a stingray incident when Robert was a baby. Following his father’s legacy, Robert has pursued wildlife photography and recently became an Earthshot ambassador, reflecting his ongoing dedication to conservation. His win highlights not only his talent and determination but also his commitment to honoring his father’s memory while carving his own path in both entertainment and environmental advocacy.